def getDock(name='LightingManagerDock'):
"""
This function creates a dock with the given name.
It's an example of how we can mix Maya's UI elements with Qt elements
Args:
name: The name of the dock to create
Returns:
QtWidget.QWidget: The dock's widget
"""
# First lets delete any conflicting docks
deleteDock(name)
# Then we create a workspaceControl dock using Maya's UI tools
# This gives us back the name of the dock created
ctrl = pm.workspaceControl(name,
dockToMainWindow=('right', 1),
label="Lighting Manager")
# We can use the OpenMayaUI API to get the actual Qt widget associated with the name
qtCtrl = omui.MQtUtil_findControl(ctrl)
# Finally we use wrapInstance to convert it to something Python can understand, in this case a QWidget
ptr = wrapInstance(long(qtCtrl), QtWidgets.QWidget)
# And we return that QWidget back to whoever wants it.
return ptr
def getDock(name='CoutureDock'):
"""
Get the ptr to a dockable location for Couture
@param name: str, name of the Couture dockable window
@return ptr: ptr the dock windows newly created
"""
deleteDock(name)
if maya_api_version() < MAYA2017:
ctrl = pm.dockControl(name,
area='right',
content='Couture',
allowedArea='all',
label="Couture tool",
vis=True,
r=True)
print "do ctrl"
# And then we return the control name
return ctrl
else:
# ctrl = pm.workspaceControl(name, dockToMainWindow=('right', 1), label="Couture tool")
ctrl = pm.workspaceControl(name,
dockToMainWindow=('right', 1),
label="Couture tool",
loadImmediately=True,
vis=True,
r=True)
qtCtrl = omui.MQtUtil_findControl(ctrl)
ptr = wrapInstance(long(qtCtrl), QtWidgets.QWidget)
return ptr
def fetch_maya_statusline_toolbox():
status_line = mel.eval('$tmp = $gStatusLineForm')
pointer = omui.MQtUtil_findControl(status_line)
status_line = wrapInstance(long(pointer), QtWidgets.QWidget)
toolbox = status_line.children()[1].children()[2]
return toolbox
def getDock(name='LightingManagerDock'):
deleteDock(name)
ctrl = pm.workspaceControl(name,
dockToMainWindow=('right', 1),
label="Lighting Manager")
qtCtrl = omui.MQtUtil_findControl(ctrl)
ptr = wrapInstance(long(qtCtrl), QtWidgets.QWidget)
return ptr
def getDock(name='poseLibraryDock'):
deleteDock(name)
ctrl = pm.workspaceControl(name,
ttc=("AttributeEditor", -1),
label='Pose Library')
qtCtrl = omui.MQtUtil_findControl(ctrl)
pointer = wrapInstance(long(qtCtrl), QtWidgets.QWidget)
return pointer
def getDock(name='PickerUIDock'):
deleteDock(name)
# Creates and manages the widget used to host windows in a layout
# which enables docking and stacking windows together
ctrl = cmds.workspaceControl(name, dockToMainWindow=('right', 1), label='Picker UI')
# we need the QT version, MQtUtil_findControl return the qt widget of the named maya control
qtCtrl = OpenMayaUI.MQtUtil_findControl(ctrl)
# translate to something python understand
ptr = wrapInstance(long(qtCtrl), QtWidgets.QWidget)
return ptr
def getDock(name='LightingManagerDock'):
# Delete dock with same name if it exists
deleteDock(name)
# Create a new dock control
ctrl = pm.workspaceControl(name,
dockToMainWindow=('right', 1),
label="Lighting Manager")
# Get the memory address of control
qtCtrl = omui.MQtUtil_findControl(ctrl)
# Convert it to an instance and convert it to long and convert to a regular widget
ptr = wrapInstance(long(qtCtrl), QtWidgets.QWidget)
return ptr
def getDock(name='LightingManagerDock'):
# delete any conflicting docks
deleteDock(name)
ctrl = pm.workspaceControl(name,
dockToMainWindow=('right', 1),
label="Lighting Manager")
qtCtrl = omui.MQtUtil_findControl(ctrl)
# wrapInstance used to convert it to something Python can understand, in this case a QWidget
ptr = wrapInstance(long(qtCtrl), QtWidgets.QWidget)
return ptr
def getDock(wrap, name, label):
if cmds.workspaceControl(name, query=True, exists=True):
cmds.deleteUI(name)
ctrl = cmds.workspaceControl(name,
r=True,
rs=True,
floating=True,
label=label)
# tabToControl=('ChannelBoxLayerEditor', 1)
# dockToMainWindow=("right", True)
qtCtrl = omui.MQtUtil_findControl(ctrl)
ptr = wrapInstance(long(qtCtrl), wrap)
return ptr
def getDock(name='LightingManagerDock'):
"""
This function creates a dock with the given name.
It's an example of how we can mix Maya's UI elements with Qt elements
Args:
name: The name of the dock to create
Returns:
QtWidget.QWidget: The dock's widget
"""
# delete any conflict dock
deleteDock(name)
# name of the dock created
ctrl = pm.workspaceControl(name,
dockToMainWindow=('right', 1),
label="Lighting Manager")
qtCtrl = omui.MQtUtil_findControl(ctrl)
# conver to something python can understand
ptr = wrapInstance(long(qtCtrl), QtWidgets.QWidget)
return ptr
def getDock(name='DAMGtoolBoxIIDock', version=VERSION):
"""
This function creates a dock with the given name.
It's an example of how we can mix maya's UI elements with Qt elements
Args:
name: The name of the dock to create
Returns:
QtWidget.QWidget: The dock's widget
"""
# Delete any conflicting docks
deleteDock(name)
# Create a workspaceControl dock using Maya_tk's UI tools
if version >= 2017:
ctrl = cmds.workspaceControl(name, label='Split Joint')
else:
ctrl = cmds.dockControl(name, label='Split Joint')
# Use the OpenMayaUI API to get the actual Qt widget associated with the name
qtCtrl = omui.MQtUtil_findControl(ctrl)
# Use wrapInstance to convert it to something Python can understand (QWidget)
ptr = wrapInstance(long(qtCtrl), QtWidgets.QWidget)
return ptr
